Oro Negro Avocado Tree Live Plant, Grafted Black Skin Avocado, Creamy Buttery Fruit, Tropical Edible Fruit Tree, 2–3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot

Grow a special Florida-discovered avocado variety with this Oro Negro grafted avocado tree. Oro Negro means “Black Gold” in Spanish, a fitting name for an avocado known for its dark skin and rich, creamy fruit.

Discovered in 1989 by grower Mike Hunt in a commercial avocado grove in Miami-Dade County, Florida, Oro Negro was evaluated for approximately 20 years before being introduced for home garden and commercial growing.

This variety is believed to be a seedling of Monroe avocado, possibly crossed with a Mexican-type avocado. It produces fruit with rich, buttery flesh and a smooth, creamy texture.

Plant Details

• Variety: Oro Negro Avocado

• Plant type: Grafted avocado tree

• Quantity: 1 live tree

• Shipping height: Approximately 2–3 feet tall

• Shipping pot: 3-gallon nursery pot

• Fruit skin: Dark to black when mature

• Fruit texture: Rich, buttery, and creamy

Why Grow Oro Negro Avocado?

• Distinctive dark-skinned avocado variety

• Rich, buttery fruit texture

• Creamy flesh with excellent eating appeal

• Florida-discovered variety

• Grafted tree for growing a named avocado variety

• Suitable for home orchards and tropical fruit collections

Growing Tips

• Light: Provide a sunny location for healthy growth.

• Water: Water consistently while establishing, but avoid waterlogged soil.

• Soil: Use well-draining soil.

• Climate: Avocado trees are sensitive to cold. Protect young trees from low temperatures and check local climate suitability before planting outdoors.

• Planting: Choose a location with enough room for the tree to grow and develop.

Shipping & Plant Care

Your Oro Negro avocado tree will be carefully prepared for shipment in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

• Tree height is approximately 2–3 feet before shipping.

• Natural variations in branching and leaf shape are normal.

• Minor leaf stress may occur during transit.

• Unpack promptly and allow the tree to acclimate before transplanting.

• Flowers and fruit are seasonal and are not guaranteed at delivery.

Please Note: This listing is for one grafted Oro Negro avocado tree. Fruit production depends on tree maturity, climate, pollination, and growing conditions.